Junkyard Dog
Well-Known Member
This is already posted in the thread, too, but it might as well be reposted here. This is the Raptor, not the Mustang, but it is Ford.Allthough already posted in this thread:
1) The added sounds from the electronic sound enhancement interfere with the car stereo. If you are into car hifi and have upgraded the system, it distorts music/impairs in particular the subwoofer
2) It is not real engine or exhaust sound picked up by a microfone and played through the speakers (something I could accept if volume could be set individually).
Instead, it seems to be this artificial noise similar to the Ecoboost sounds as you can hear in this video (best listened to with earphones to get an idea how much of the "rumble" comes from this system):
Even if it would sound absolutely great and not deteriorate music, I personally would turn it off because I want the real thing, however loud or silent it is.
And yes, I would be ashamed if my friends say "Wow, I love the sound of a true V8" and I had to say "Sorry, some of it comes from the speakers".
And once again my friends:
Please do not confuse Active Noise Cancellation with the Electronic Sound Enhancement, those are two completely different things.
There is nothing embarrassing about ANC, it's a comfort feature.
The only connection is that both systems communicate to make sure ANC doesn't try to cancel out the sounds which ESE is purposely adding.
Comparison with ESE on and off:
Definite difference in sound, and, yes, it sounds "better" with it on. The enhancement turned on is a deeper tone, more like you would add for special effects in a movie.
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